By Anonymous (not verified), 5 March, 2025

The ability to judge time is more accurate when the person pays attention to information stored in their long-term memory. They are able to speed up a task by skipping unnecessary steps. The person has enough mental energy to keep track of their sense of time while they are completing a task.

By Anonymous (not verified), 5 March, 2025

Role Classifications

Collaboration to improve the methods for doing a sensorimotor activity can be discussed as long as the materials are present and the effects depend on concrete actions.

Whereabouts

To let family and friends know about changes in your whereabouts is a social norm that is assumed that every adult understands and has a right to make a choice about.

Within ACL 5.8, the person may anticipate their absence having an effect on another person. The norm may never enter the person's mind within ACL 5.6 and below.

By Anonymous (not verified), 5 March, 2025

Their possessions are recognized and differentiated from others.

Words and vocabulary that seem to connect possessions with monetary value usually lack sufficient comprehension for equitable business transactions.

Writing monthly checks or paying monthly bills may be dependable as long as nothing out of the ordinary happens.

Periodic maintenance of possessions is apt to be neglected or done inadequately. The need for long-range financial planning and property insurance is either a habit or incomprehensible.

By Anonymous (not verified), 5 March, 2025

People do not anticipate concrete harmful effects until ACL 5.6 and above. The truth is that anticipating harmful effects is one of the reasons that ACL 5.6 and above may not always be a cognitive disability. If the person has had a recent onset of a cognitive disability, the person is aware of their loss. They can recall abstract information they used to pay attention but can no longer consider the feelings of other people. If abstract information is used for work skills, the loss in the ability to process abstract information maybe profound.

By Anonymous (not verified), 5 March, 2025

The age of onset affects the person's self-identity. People with a recent onset and a prior history that indicates functioning within ACL 6 often have a sense that their cognitive ability has been reduced. The realization may not last long and usually occurs when they compare what they just did with what they have done in the past that had very similar content. Incorporating the realization into changing their life goals often has fuzzy comprehension.

By Anonymous (not verified), 5 March, 2025

Making concrete improvements while avoiding making secondary negative consequences makes sense to the person in ACL 5 High.

Enthusiasm for the positive effects that they are going to cause can be spontaneously generated by the person.

A sense of accomplishment can be formed after the imagined effects become a reality.

By Anonymous (not verified), 5 March, 2025

Comprehending secondary consequences enters the scale in ACL 5 High. This ability occurs as information is now easily retrieved from long-term memory. The person is able to avoid mishaps which are normally expected. They remember past mishaps and have learnt to avoid these. They understand that action A results in consequence B which also results in consequence C. Their focus is no longer focused on consequence B. The ability to comprehend secondary consequences is what differentiates between ACL 5 Low and ACL 5 High. In ACL 5 High, they can anticipate negative consequences.

By Anonymous (not verified), 5 March, 2025

What Makes Sense

  • Anticipates errors in concrete situations.

Expected Task Performance

  • Well learnt behavior such as self-care activities may be planned and executed independently.
  • Provide the person opportunities to plan out new solutions to housekeeping problems when objects are present, with assistance to identify intangible and secondary effects to be avoided for safety reasons.
  • They are able to read instructions to use new products and can vary pace to accommodate for tangible properties of objects.

Assistance Required

By Anonymous (not verified), 5 March, 2025

Secondary consequences make sense to the person. The person is able to store and retrieve images in their long-term memory. The person can form a mental picture of likely outcomes of their actions based on past outcomes. They can stop and compare past images and decide on the best course of action which includes preventing undesirable effects.

By Anonymous (not verified), 5 March, 2025

Within ACL 5, the person can remember where they have stored materials. Storage of items is not so important but keeping supplies organized so that other people can find them is.